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WANTED-Syr9JAvtONS,


WIANTED-A POSITION AS sTENO-
w grapher and typewriter; can give good
references. Address +. o. BOX 1905, City.
ms IT.
WANTED-BY A YOUNG, STEADY MAN,
w Il situation in gas flung and plum
bling establishment as apprentice. Address
PLUMBER, this Office. n26-3t*
"a ANTED--A SITUATION IN REAL ES-
" tat Office, am accustomed TO drawing
up legal documents, hold a notary's com
mission under present Governor of Wis con
sin. T. X. RYAN, PIT Chavez ST 2t+
SIrUATlON WANrED-BY A YOUNG
y man 20 years of age as shipping or re-
ceiving clerk in some Wholesale house.
Address II. Z. W, Herald Office. n23 3tt
WANTED-SITUATION AS NURSE OR
w housekeeper, or TO take charge of lodg-
lug house. Best of references. Address A.
n, this office. or apply at room 8, Park Man
sion, New High St nIS-tf
WANTED--BY YOUNG MARKED MAN
w situation as bookkeeper or accountant.
Am an expert with ten years experience.
Best OF testimonials from all former en-
ployers. Address :. F. f.. this office.
nov 20-7tr
WANTED A SITUATION As MANU-
w featuring clerk or lesman in Il com
mercial ST tionery hou. e--well experienced
aud can furnish reference. Addres
COMMERCIAL HERALD OFFICE.
oO-6tp
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dor SALE-LuT 40 FIET FRONT ON
y Fourth street, near Los An geles street,
$240 per foot.
lit 80 feet on Daily st Get, East Los Ar
geles, between Hof and Downey, with
5-roOmed hOusN ,Iso other rood bargains
J. 7. HANDSAKER, No. 10S w. First street.
nay Off
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DOR SALE - 1910 ACRES OF GOOD
Il land in Central Oregon, Douglas
County, six mics south of Roseburg,
county seat 800 acres under cultivation
balance pasture land. well watered by living
springs; with good story and half dwell
line of the Oregon and California railroad !;
timber enough on the land to pay for it,
Will sell cheap for cash, or viii exchange
for Los Angeles city property. Apply to
WM. NJ. HUGHES, sos Downey Ave.
Nov. 20-1m.
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IocAL CORRESPONDENCE from sd'aceh'
suwns, especially solicited.
p.mittances should be made by draft
.s.cr. Postofice order or postal note. The
Iatesr should be sent for all sums less tnan
~ dollars.
Ion PAINTING DEPARrNzNr-owing 70 our
ersasly increased facilities, we are prepared
= execute all kinds Of Job work in su-
vsrior manner. Special attention Will De
sfysn to commercial and legal printing, and
Al orders will be promptly filed at moderate
OSice of Publication, IS North Spring
NEST. Los Angeles. Telephone NO. 100
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NOR SALE-NEW HOUSE OF 4 ROOMS,
IL and barn l4X24, city water, grand view
of city and mountains, on City View street,
near Cornwall avenue, City View Tract, will
rent for $50 per month. Between two car
lines, $3.50. One-half cash. Inquire of
owner on premises or West Second street.
2O-14t J. III MIIlER
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WANTED-NIALE HEAP.

- =
VXyANTED-tLUMbE MUST BE FIRST
w class lead worker. W. C. tURREY.
n1S-7t'
WANTED-FIRST-CL HOUSE PAINT
w err. J. L. KELLOGG, No Ill, West
First street. n23-3tt
XNANTED-A GOOD SMART BOY TO
w act as cashier Apply to EAGLES0N
& CO.. 10 North Spring 81. n23-3t
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Wants, ""Personals" and other advertise
ments under the following heads inserted at
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WANTED-FEHsA E4Esip

"ANTED-A GERMAN OK SWEDISH
w girl cook at $50 Flower street. o30-tf
WANTED-A GIRL To DO COOKING
w aud general Homework, corner Wall
and MAYO (third) st. 22-3t*
MRS r-CLASS COAT, PANTS AND VEST
L makers wanted at Gordan Bros, %
south Spring st nov5 Il
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Ck0S One-fourth cash, balance on long
with orange trees; only ten minutes ride
from center of city; two street cars pass
within one block of the tract. Pure spring
water piped to every lot.
SHERMAN & SHORT,
n1s-7t 1874 West First 1T.
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DIOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-F0R Los
L Angeles city or county property, west
ern wild lands, br ok, two-story z room
dwellings, well located, in St. Louis, Mo !;
12O acres timber land in Wayne county,
Mo-; 3 lots in Indianapolis, Ind; IA acres
at Attica, Ind. CARR d COOK, 10 Court
street. move -30t*
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NoOD CHANCE-TO BEAUTIFY YOUR
" homes. A lot Of fine oil paintings, rich
ly framed, shipped to party here who is
unable to redeem them. has been consigned
70 me to be sold at auction. Sales on Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday, at 33 S. Main
street, near Second. Don't fail TO attend the
sales. ma 1t
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Coronado Beach lots with McCORD,
MEEKER & CO., 1912 Fourth st., San Diego,
Cal. octl6-u
r LAFAYETTE HOTEL, 81 DUCOMMUN
Ii Street, room and board $5 per week;
board without room "a per week. n7-u
NXCELSIOR STEAM LAUNDRY--OFFICE
~ No. is West Second street. Telephone
367. Our wagons cali and deliver washing
in all parts of the city. All orders promptly
attended to- Only white labor employed.
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psIzvxlED BIZ cAHnrEHs
-. ~ week, or SOC per Month

.mc,.l list of Letters remaining In
81 x1ps 1 ce is published in the HERALD on
Wondays'
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A RT sALE-OIL PAINTINGS AT PUBLIC
"A auction, this week only, at 33 South
Main street, next to Lions Carpet House.
u1A 1tH
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DOR SALE TWO ADJOINING, LOTS
Il Ocean View Tract: Temple street north
OF schoolhouse; $500.
Two lots on Marengo avenue. Pasadena;
100x264; elegant location; $500.
House and lot, Griffin avenue, East Los
Angeles: $24OO.
One lot on Third street, Santa Monica; adj
joining lawn tennis ground; $1,000
One lot on Electric Road with irst-class
windmill: $500.
Six lots on Fourth and Fifth streets, Palms;
$3.50.
Lot on Myrtle avenue near Vermont ave
nue., $1,000. Easy terms.
4. FORRESTAL,
no23-3ts No z g. Main 81
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EOR SALE-MEXICAN GOLD NINE,
L distant one days ride by rail except ten
miles; worked for years by present Mexican
owners with arrOstos; can be bought for
1000, e haps less, part on time. One in
sight worked with machinery will vie ten
times that amount net profit in two years !;
wanred partv To examine mine and, if salts
fed. buy and work: and after net profit has
repaid all advances and interest, convey
half mine 10 me. Party willing to act alone
or with Others to form corporation please
address JOHN STUART, postofiice box 49,
Los Angeles n24ita
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FOR SALE.

--~>>,>>~~-~--,--y-,o,>-- ----,
nNLY MILE TO GREYsToNE. BEAU
" ful, with railroad and motor lines.
t13 I'm
dor SALE-OLD PAPERS, CHEAP.
IL Apply at the Herald office. ag19-tf
DOR SALE OR RENT-A REMINGTON
l. Typewriter. Address o., HERALD office.
DOR SALE--THI RTY THOUSAND (3O, OOO)
i feet OF two inch water pipe (dipped).
Amply No. IL s. Spring st. n22-7t
DOR sALE-LOTs NUMBER rs AND rs,
Il Longstreet tract, $4,000; this tceek only
o. !, 4 J. L. HAYES, ia W. First st. n23-6t
$4,000 PaMIS & M M2kIfAef "a
North Main street. n23-7t
NOR sALE-$17 ,OOO-A CASH, I1Oxl4s,
provements; lot 47x160 on Main, near
Twelfth. Howe's office, 10 West First.
o3O-1m
nor SALE CHEAP-STOCK RANCH OF
IL 1000 acres; plenty of water--as a whole
or in parts. MILLS, CRAWFORD & FIELD,
Is Court street Milf
DOR SALE A GOOD BARGAIN = A
l. large quantity of wood for machine
shops and for kitchen use to be sold at a
very low price. Wood yard, corner Hoff and
Hayes streets, East Los Angeles. n15-l5t*
EoK SALE-FINE LARGE LOT, CLEAN
l. side, West ADAMS st. $500 cheaper
than adjoining lots. Purchase of owner
and save commission. J. w. WAITE, 16 s.
Spring ST. 22-3tt
DARGAIN-160 ACRES OF ORANGE AND
ID vine land near Etiwanda, San Bernar-
dino County; $3.50 an acre cash. For par
ticulars, apply TO H. BLOOM, $50 Market
street, san Francisco. MO ct
NOR SALE--A COMPLETE SET OF THE
Il American Jersey Cattle Club Herd Reg
istpr " in rfppt nrdpr pripa &g0
at once to MRS. F. J. BARRETTO, Downey
Cal n23 At
dor SALE-AT PASADENA, NEW HO-
IL tel in center of town, two mi utes walk
OF Postoifice 81 rooms-Price $14 COCOON
easy terms. For trticulars enquire or ad
dress G. Ehernfeld, 80 Valley street. Pasa-
dena. 15-14t
DOR sALE-THE CHOICEST SPOT IN
IL Los Angeles, either for a magnificent
home or to subdivide. Nearly 3 acres on
the clean side of Adams. near Grand ave
nue.; beautiful trees and shrubbery. HUN
TER & WALSH, lis w. First st. oct2Stf
LNoR sALE-S7, COOLEST INVEaTM INT
Il in the city. New house of 1S rooms,
1900; leased for three years at 800 per
month; !; cash, balance l, 2 and 3 years.
BYRAM 4 PoiNDEXTER, 81 West First
street. n2S-1m
L'OR sALE-S5UO CASH, BALANCE, $50
per month and interest-twe new
daily trains each way on dummy line: just
outside the city. BYRAM Il POINDEX-
7 Err, 81 West First st. n23-1m
nor SALE-$75O0-THE TOWNSHIP OF
Il Savanna, ON S. p. r. r., next station
east of San Gabriel. Over 100 lots; title per-
feet; one-third cash, balance in one and two
years. lots south OF and adjoining depot
Address A. b. HOTCHKISS. Cotton. n2-tf
SSOS One-fourth ca.h. balance on long
SCZ 3D. tinrc; beautiful large lots covered
| with orange trees: only ten minutes ride
| from center of city; two street cars pass
| within one block OF the tract. Pure spring
water piped to every lot.
SHERMAN & SHORT,
n1S-1t ia " est First ST.
DOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-FOR LOS
Il Angeles city or county property, west
| ern wild lands, 8 br ok, two-story z room
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MR.. JAS. E. UONDON, OF NEW YORK,
WI desires information of his brother. John
NJ. Condor, Please report at this Office.
no4.tf
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SSOS One-fourth ca.h. balance on long
SOZ y. time; beautiful large lots covered
with orange trees: only ten minutes ride
from center of city; two street cars pass
within one block OF the tract. Pure spring
water piped to every lot.
SHERMAN & SHORT,
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PERSONAL.

DUY A LOT IN GREYSToNE, THE BEAU.
u tlful. 25 West Second st Get. n13 I'm
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Il Savanna, on S. p. r. R., next station
east of San Gabriel. Over 100 lots; title per-
feet; one-third cash, balance in one and two
years; lots south of and adjoining depot
Address A. b. HOTCHKISS. Cotton. n2-tf
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N~s>-~>-~----
hNLY MILE TO GREYSTONE. BEAU
" full, with railroad and motor lines.
r13 I'm
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L,OR SALE-T5U0 CASH, BALANCE, $50
Y per month and interest-twe new
houses at Ivannoe, $1,000 and $4,000 Six
daily trains each way on dummy line; just
outside the city. BYRAM Il POINDEX-
7 Err, 81 West First st. n23-1m
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DER ONAL-ED. HOLLAND, SEND YOUR
L address to A. F. Fingman, Indio Guleh
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-08-17

find the lamplght Illuminating the great
kitchen and TO find that had slept for
hours.
The negroes laughed at my bewildered
looks, but Aunt Chloe said, kindly:
"Yo' is so tired, honey, we lowed ye'd
better sleep and rest here till morning. ye
can stay wen nuff''
was glad to accept their hospitality, for
/ shuddered to think what might have be-
fallen me had fallen asleep on the lonely
roadside.
During the evening learned that the
master and mistress were absent, and only
the three negroes in charge of the house
and plantation, which Judged to be very
rich one from its appearance.
In the morning l again started on my
way. Kind Aunt Chloe provided me with
lunch and a multitude Of directions, besides
many kind wishes, and left the old Great
ure as had found her busily sweeping the
walks.
/ took the road she designated, but before
long began to feel so tired and exhausted
Twas forced to rest; yet all day toiled on,
but, as could see, | was no nearer the
longed-for goal than before. ] began to
feel that had made mistake in leaving
home, after all 1t was better than tramp
ing across the country half starved and
looked upon with suspicion by every one.
Toward evening l passed many farm
houses, but dared not enter for fear Of tho
fierce dogs that barked savagely inside the
yards So, worn out, ut length l sought
clump Of bushes growing by the roadside,
and here passed the night slept soundly,
despite the cold wind and the hard couch.
But in the morning felt 50 stiff and lame
could hardly rise, but made my way out,
and, going TO house, procured a bite Of
breakfast, and then though scarcely able 70
crawl, feebly pushed on, scarce knowing
where or what direction was taking.
fro DE CONTINUED
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cool spring bubbled up; refreshed my
self with a drink of the clear, sparkling
water, and then took up my walk again.
But toward evening, being certain must
have lost my way entirely, determined to
inquire at large farmhouse that stood q
short distance from the road among q clump
of old trees.
A large colored woman, with a red BAN
dana tied over her head, was sweeping
the leaves from the walks as l came up.
She paused when she saw me, and rested
her hands on her hips, while look of WON
der crept over her black face. 1 timidly in
quired the distance TO B.
Law bress ye, honey, yer on de wrong
track, sure enuff," she cried. "Why Bal
timore is clean twenty mile from here; yes
comm away from dar, chile"
looked at the woman in blank amaze
ment; then, sinking down on q seat, near, I
burst into tears, quite overcome by this rev.
elation and feeling heartsick and forlorn in
deed
"Oh! sho now, don't cry honey" said tho
sable dame, kindly "Ye's clean tuckered
out, can see. Now just come in do house
and rest a bit.n
Her kind words encouraged me some-
what, and l arose and followed her into the
house She led me into the ample kitchen
Where the foor Shone with Cleanliness and
where the bright rows of tins cleaned In
the sun that slanted across the room. A
black girl was busy preserving some kind Of
fruit over the stove and large Newfound.
hand dog lay stretched before the fire.
''Dinah, said the old woman addressing
the girl, dis pore chile is done lost her way
an is clean tuckered out. She's gwine to
Baltimore, but tole her she's on the wrong
track; its clean twenty miles there, hain't
it, Ho take off your bonnet and rest hero,
chile, pointing to settee in the corner.
L did so, but though l only intended TO
rest few moments, sleep overpowered me
and knew nothing more until was awak-
ened by voices near me and sprang up to
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''No, Maggie" answered, drearily, ''but
my head aches and I'm going TO bed soon.
Don't mind me at supper, do not want
any,"
And Maggie, seeing that did not care for
her presence, finally left me alone. Then my
anger blazed forth. Before Maggie's en-
trance l had been trying in blind way to
find some excuse for Mr.. Dudley's cool and
indifferent welcome to me, and was ready
to believe he had not been Intentionally un-
kind, only little vexed at my act of dis
obedience. But now was satisfied, said.
All my pride rose in arms at the thought
that should crave his friendship, which he
withheld. He had come. Yes-and fairly
laughed in my bitter self-scorning my
friend, my king, my ideal hero had come
He had treated me kindly; yes, kindly as he
would have treated beggar in the street
who had asked him for a penny. He saved
you from drowning, said my conscience As
he would have saved dog, / answered bit
terly. His presents, his smiles were for
Irma Barrett, beautiful, rich, golden-haired
Irma Barrett, the heiress of Caledon
Heights. Preposterous then that a beg
carly dependent should aspire to the friend
ship or regard of one so far above her.
l fairly loathed myself for having ever
loved or trusted him. Why did love or
trust any ones Surely no one had ever re-
turned my love. Was l not a wretched
founding from my birth, cast-off waif
whom no one cared to own; and is it
strange, said, that when ones own par
ents forsake them that others should not
feel any great interest or love for them. No
it was not, but it made my bitter lot none
the easier to bear, to know this. 1 sat up
and wrung my hands in rage and hate to-
ward every one. l hated the parents who
had cast me off, l said. hated the low
bred servants / had been compelled to as
sociate with when my spirit told me was
fitted or born for better company But
above all / hated Mrs. Clayton and her
daughter, who, 1 always imagined, in a
vague way, stood between me and better
lot
Gradually my anger subsided, and be-
came calmer; but a resolve had formed it
self in my mind, and that was that would
no longer remain a dependent at Caledon; /
could certainly earn my living, now l was
nearly fifteen years of age. 1 would try,
any way; any thing was better than living
here, said. would go at once, would
not wait to be banished to the dull farm
house as l knew should be-
In my feverish eagerness / arose and
gathered together my few belongings, tied
them in bundle and then sat down to
write note to Mr.. Dudley, thanking him
for his timely aid the evening before, but
telling him nothing of my intended depart
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Paris matrimonial agencies are Of three
kinds: First come those Of which the
customers and agents are high ofnciais,
sup crior officers on half pay, and dtled
personages. Then there are the estab-
lishments patronized by trades people,
lean annuifants, as Charles Lamb called
persons who received, like himself, thehr
small, balf-yearly dividends In Thread
needle street, minor employees and poor
officers Finally, there are the suspected
firms by which unsophisticated bachelors
are presented TO dashing young persons
like Mile. Lesl, and then feecod Nike
lambs. The bona ode agencies ara muca
in vogue, and great impetus has been
given TO their trade since the Law has
sanctioned divorces, and also since The
bad state OF business has caused men -
have recourse 10 all sorts Of specuixeivo
means for the purpose OF putting money
IN their purses.
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CHAPTER VII


This, then, was the end Of all my foolish
dreams of Oliver Dadloyi the end OF the
firm, true friendship / had felt so sure
would spring up between US on his return
Had he not promised me to be my friend |!
An! but that was long ago; he had forgot
ten me now, and my cheeks burned as l re-
membered my eager welcome and his chill
ing reply.
Sitting thus in the dark could hear the
sound of music and mirth from the DRAWN o.
room where, 1 had no doubt, the family and
their guests were assembled. This did not
add to my peace of mind, you may be sure
Presently Maggie burst into the room in
her usual impusiye fashion.
"What, miss, sitting in the dark.'' she
cried. why, whatever is the matter,
dears" she continued, lighting the lamp and
noticing my wet, tangled hair and dis
ordered appearance.
Nothing at all,'' 1 answered, suIlenly.
81 went out for walk and got wet"
swell, well, that's too badI' said good
natured Maggie, seating herself on the edgo
Of the bed, as she often did, for friendly
chat.
sA0h,'' she began, "it's hne times they're
havin' in the parlors this evening. There's
more company come. That young gent
that was here once afore, though / don't
suppose you remember it, you were such a
little chick then. Well, he is been travel
in in furrin parts and now he is come back.
They say he is no end of rich, and Miss
IrIna, it's plain to see, is mighty anxious to
look fine in his eyes; and she does Iook fine.
dear, though hate to say it, she is such a
hateful piece; but sheis Just lovely in her
pink velvet with such lace and diamonds
glittering all over her. And Mr.. Dudley,
so Norah says, brought her jewel case, the
most beautiful thing you ever sec, - went
on Maggie '.But you don't seem TO care
for hearin, IL, Miss Dorrie. Arc ye ailin' or
any thingsn
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POSTAL.

Po4toidrc at Medicine Lodge open FROM NJ
toprM. SUNDAYS one hour ON arrival of mail.
Money order OF cc. Il. A. MCCLEARY. T.. NJ.
A. $. S.MCCLEAHY, Assistant.
The Mails:
From AttiCa and ull Eastern points, arrives
daily ut 30 PM: leaves duily ut 2;jb y NJ.
From Ashland. CodwatCr, Ncscatunpu, sol
dicr Creek, He'd Creek. sun city, Lake city,
Miugouu, kingman, RvOss, New kiowa, arrives
daily.
g. di. arrives Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
dtysutirM. Dcpartsrucsdnys rhursdaysnnd
Saturday utS \ N.
NFrum iuku, Film Mills and Saratoga urrivCson
Tuesday and Fridays nj = y NJ and departs ON
"Wednesday and SATURDAYS at A M.
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and she, seeing how pale ana wan 1 looked,
perhaps relented, for she placed some vic-
uals and glass of milk on the table, and
bade me sit up and eat. did so, and hay
ing finished / offered the woman bit of
silver in payment, half hoping she would noe
take it; but inthis was mistaken, her sman
gray eyes glittered as she clutched IL eager,
ly, and she asked, quickly:
"Ye've plenty of this suppose, girlps 6
the same time laying her large hand on my
shoulder.
'"Only very little,'' answered steadily.
though my heart beat; nearly to sufrocation
so frightened was 1, for / judged from the
woman's looks she would not hesitate to do
me an injury. But at that instant q hors0A
man passed, seeing which grasped mp
bundle and fed hastily down tho road b.
hind him, only too glad to escape my vicious
looking hostess, but: greatly refreshed By
the nourishment / had taken.
had intended to have made some In
quiries in regard to the road must take -
reach Baltimore; but in my fright ! had for.
gotten it. So I wandered on, only pausing
TO rest short time in wooded dell where
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-08-17

He Had No Color Prejudice.

1t was in border city of strong South
crn inherited tendencies, says the Journal
Of Education Several colored dignitaries
appeared before the school boari in aid Of
petition to have colored teachers ap.
pointed over colored schools. Chairman
or the committee says to the leader: sTt
would do very well in theory. but there
would be trouble in practice, for you SEQ
we should not want TO dismiss all the
white teachers in a building, and II we
did not there would be some white and
srme colored, which would make trouble.n -
To which the colored clergyman replied:
II think not used TO teach in univer-
sity with several white folks and ! nevor
took no cffensc al it." Silence regined-
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DR. n. YGNT. So

DEfrttA LODGE, No. itO, X. Of p, nects ON
Monday evening Of each week, at odd Fellow 5
hall. Nriting knights In good standing NV
ted a. uttrnd. W. ". MCCAGUE, -.
J. ~. fNuDwgIL. X. OF X. =.